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Fall of the Hulks: V. 1 Free FREE FALL OF THE HULKS: V. 1 PDF Jeph Loeb,Greg Pak,Jeff Parker | 196 pages | 04 Oct 2010 | Panini Publishing Ltd | 9781846534621 | English | Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom Fall of the Hulks - Wikipedia Working together they discovered Olympia, the home of the Eternals. Using cloaking technology, they are able to infiltrate this technological fortress, as not even the Eternals themselves are able to see them as they are out of synch with time. They manage to slip into a massive archive of ancient texts that have long since believed to have been destroyed. Their primary objective is the Library of Alexandria. As the other mad scientists look through this Fall of the Hulks: v. 1 trove of lost scientific knowledge, the Leader considers his uneasy allies. He recounts the origins of his unlikely allies and their motivations and questions if he can trust any of them. Meanwhile, the Intelligencia begin taking all of the artifacts they want, including a cosmic powered Hulk robot. For every item they take, they replace with carbon duplicates. From here the Leader also discovers two more locations of Alexandrian texts in Wakanda and Atlantis. With their mission complete, they take their stolen treasure to the one place where they can be sure that they will remain safe: Fall of the Hulks: v. 1 Doom in Latveria. When they visit with Doom, he points out that the Alexandrian texts they took from Olympia only cover one discipline: atomic energy. They then reiterate that there are two more locations. Over the next few years, the Intelligencia begin preparing for their next mission to Wakanda. During this time, they also engage in their own schemes and endeavors. Occasionally, they assist each other in cheating death to fool and confuse their foes. They also use their intelligence to do the same for other villains, particularly the Sandman, Absorbing Man, and Klaw. Shortly after this, Egghead dies in a battle against the Avengers when his gun is plugged by one of Hawkeye's arrows, causing it to explode in his face. This almost ruins the plans of the Intelligencia and during their next meeting at Castle Doom, they almost give up on their mission. With the knowledge they obtain there, they construct a device that will pull Vibranium down from space to Earth and leave it running at Dr. Doom's castle. Not long after this, the Beyonder comes to Earth and while Earth's heroes were busy dealing with that threat, the Intelligencia recover the Venom symbiote and bring it back from the brink of death. Some years later, the group meets again, this time traveling to Edwards Air Force Base. There they discover the dead body of Betty Ross, which has been kept in stasis since she died of radiation poisoning. MODOK recognizes her and how he once turned her into the Harpy and believes that with the information they have stolen they can bring her back to Fall of the Hulks: v. 1. The Leader suggests that they come back and take her later to use her as leverage if they need to. Sometime after this, Dr. Doom contacts the Leader to inform him that the Illuminati succeeded in exiling the Hulk into space. This infuriates the Leader, as he had hoped to destroy his long-time foe once and for all. What followed was a series of tragedies to the superhero community: the Civil War and the death of Captain America. When the Intelligencia meets again to plan their next heist, the Leader has projected that the Hulk will eventually return. The Mad Thinker also suggests that they recruit the young genius named Amadeus Cho, but it is dismissed as an idea. Soon they mount their mission to Atlantis to recover the last of the Alexandrian texts. This is fortuitous to them, as Atlantis was destroyed shortly thereafter. When they return to Castle Doom with their latest haul, Dr. Doom turns on them, unleashing his guards and Doombots upon them. As the rest of the Intelligencia fights back, the Leader sees that this mission is lost and retreats. Time passes again, the Hulk returns to Earth Fall of the Hulks: v. 1 wages war on the planet. The Leader, now nearing death, hides in solitude. MODOK explains Fall of the Hulks: v. 1 during the final battle with the Hulk he hacked into the defense satellites and channeled cosmic energy through them which ultimately led to the Hulk's Fall of the Hulks: v. 1. Through the Fall of the Hulks: v. 1 he gathered from this, he has come up with a means of transforming someone using gamma and cosmic radiation to create a powerful being. He then presents to the Leader his latest idea, a means of destroying the Hulk once and for all: The Red Hulk! The Leader. Mad Thinker. Red Ghost and the Super-Apes. Doctor Doom. This story takes place over the course of many years. Per the Sliding Timescale of Earththese moments take place during specific points of the Modern Age. They can be placed in approximately the following years:. This story visits multiple periods of time and as such affects the chronology of many of the characters who appear in it. The affected characters are:. Fandom may earn an affiliate commission on sales made from links on this page. Sign In Don't have an account? Start a Wiki. Part of the " Fall of the Hulks " event. Alternate Covers:. Finch Variant. Finch Variant Textless. Fall of the Hulks: Alpha Vol 1 1. Joe Quesada. Cover Artist. Irene Lee. Dan Buckley. Jeff Parker. Paul Pelletier. Vicente Cifuentes. Simon Bowland. Jordan D. Special Thanks to. Special Continuity Thanks to. Previous Issue. Fall of the Hulks: Gamma 1. I imagined the army of superhumans scouring the planet had they known of the mental titans of this world convening, however sporadic. And this unparalleled brainpower could only have been brought together by a man with true vision. A Leader. Categories :. Stream the best stories. Start Your Free Trial. Try Now. February Fall of the Hulks Volume 1 by Jeph Loeb Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Want to Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Other editions. Enlarge cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. Greg Pak Goodreads Author. This is it! The Fall of the Hulks begins here! It's been building since Planet Hulk and World War Hulk and it's bigger than any Hulk story readers will have ever seen imagined! Who is the Red Hulk? Who is Red She-Hulk? What is the fate of Bruce Banner? Fall of the Hulks: v. 1 answers begin here! This is the saga that changes everything - and readers can't miss the shocking ending as an unholy This is it! 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